Trump signs sweeping executive action to overhaul U.S. elections
President Trump issues an order demanding documentary proof of citizenship for federal voting and that all ballots reach by Election Day. The move aims to share voter lists with federal agencies, threaten funding for noncompliant states, and outlines enforcement amid legal challenges.
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Trump downplays texting breach as minor glitch
President Donald Trump minimized a group chat leak of plans for a Yemen strike as a minor glitch saying it was not serious. He blamed a staffer and defended national security adviser Michael Waltz while lawmakers criticized the administration for handling sensitive information and debated classification.
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Trump officials invoke state secrets in deportee flights dispute
U S officials refuse to disclose details of deportation flights for alleged Venezuelan gang members citing state secrets privilege. Judge Boasberg weighs whether the claim bars the information Republicans call counterterrorism operations and jeopardizes national security and foreign relations.
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Court lets Trump suspend refugee admissions
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the administration may halt new refugee approvals while allowing individuals already conditionally accepted before the suspension to enter. The panel backed the president’s power to restrict entry, citing a 2018 Supreme Court decision on travel bans.
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Administration Cuts Eliminate Domestic Terrorism Database
The Trump administration halted nearly 20 million in funding for 24 violence prevention projects, removing a national database on domestic terrorism hate crimes and school shootings run by the University of Maryland from the START consortium site. A DHS representative did not respond.
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CDC suffers leadership shakeup with five top departures
Five CDC center and office heads stepped down at a senior leaders meeting, part of a wave of recent departures. The Atlanta based agency with two dozen centers faces a shrinking top ranks, approaching a third of its high level management vacating positions.
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